Governments around the world routinely request global social media and search platforms to remove content. This can be a positive thing if the content in question is clearly harmful. But it can be ...

The Supreme Court might have bought the government's argument to censor free speech on social media platforms. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein Outside the Supreme Court Monday, a crowd of several hundred, ...

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. supported Republican-backed lawsuits against the White House over social media censorship on Tuesday, claiming President Biden also attempted ...

Legislation that would protect Alabamans’ free speech on social media platforms is an integral and timely policy goal that should be considered in 2025. States around the nation have introduced ...

Free speech purists were likely surprised and greatly disappointed by last week’s 6-3 Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruling in Murthy v. Missouri. Relying on the staunchly conservative court to give them ...

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in late February on the fate of conservative thought in mainstream social media. It doesn’t look good for our side. During the oral arguments, the justices ...

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Wednesday tossed out a lawsuit that sought to restrict the federal government’s ability to communicate with social media companies about content moderation. The 6-3 ...

Why is social media so easily corrupted by the state? Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey says guys like him are the problem. That was especially true during the COVID-19 lockdowns, when federal officials ...

These academics served as a front for the government's censorship policy, essentially laundering it in the name of science. Shutterstock Censorship in the digital age does not look like old-fashioned ...

Picture this: You’re searching for help online and a forum pops up then doesn’t load — “Page Not Found.” Not because it doesn’t exist, but because someone decided you shouldn’t see it. That’s not ...

Soon, the United States Supreme Court will release an opinion in NetChoice v. Paxton and Moody v. NetChoice, two controversial—and consequential—social media cases involving laws in Texas and Florida.